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Thomas Colsy
Pope sends initial €100,000 to earthquake-hit Venezuela
Catholic parishes and Caritas networks are sheltering displaced families as rescuers search for survivors beneath the rubble
Swiss diocese campaigns for “first female pope”
The Diocese of St Gallen’s “Ich bin dabei” campaign includes a poster asking whether Catholics should help pave the way for the election of “the first female pope”
Arlington diocese establishes chaplaincy for Traditional Latin Mass
The Diocese of Arlington says the arrangement will provide pastoral care for Catholics attached to the Extraordinary Form
Court clears Philippine bishop over anti-mining barricades
Bishop Jose Elmer Mangalinao of Bayombong said defending watersheds and indigenous lands is “not a crime but a shared moral responsibility”
Cardinal Müller: Europe risks “suicidal” downfall
Cardinal Gerhard Müller warned that secular ideologies risk cutting Europe off from the foundations of its freedom and identity
Islamic group seeks to buy former Catholic church
The possible sale has prompted concern among Catholics who view the building as part of Chicago’s Catholic heritage
Brazilian parents face prison sentence over homeschooling
ADF International is supporting the family’s appeal after a court cited omissions in the girls’ curriculum on “gender and sex education” and “tolerance and diversity”
Archbishop hails youth-led revival of Traditional Latin Mass
Archbishop Emeritus Héctor Aguer says pilgrimages linked to the usus antiquior show that orthodoxy and Tradition remain a source of hope for the Church
Church leaders meet in Rome to prepare next phase of Synod on Synodality
The General Secretariat of the Synod has convened leaders from across the world as debate continues over doctrine, governance and lay participation
Cardinal says Church has wounded LGBT Catholics through exclusion
The Archbishop of Washington told an Outreach conference at Georgetown University that sexual morality should not be treated as the core of Christian obligation
Why are churches open for football but closed to the Latin Mass?
Traditional Catholics say the contrast between football screenings, communal suppers and restrictions on the 1962 Missal reveals an uneven pastoral approach
Justice Department backs Catholic nuns in gender-identity case
A federal filing has escalated the dispute between New York’s gender-identity policies and a Catholic hospice for the dying poor
Pope tells Schwarzenegger summit faith is ‘essential’ to care for creation
The Pope sent a video message to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Austrian World Summit in Vienna
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